Application Hub · Grade Selection
Stone & Building Materials
Cutting, grinding and polishing for granite, marble, tile and concrete.
Sub Applications
Solutions In This Category
Stone and tile working is a high-volume, cost-driven application where retention in the bond and predictable scratch behaviour matter more than absolute purity. Black and yellow grit grades are selected by bond system and by the finish sequence the line runs.
Resin Bond Diamond Soft Grinding DiscsCrushed grit and micron powder for flexible resin bond discs used in stone refinishing and floor grinding.
Resin Bond Diamond Elastic Grinding BlocksGrit for resin bond elastic blocks on ceramic tile polishing lines, from biscuit grinding through gloss finishing.
Diamond Grit For Saw Blades And Core DrillsRaw material grit for sintered saw segments, core drills and electroplated burs, files and wheels.
Stone & Concrete Cutting ToolsDiamond segments for marble and granite cutting, concrete saw blades and core drills are made from high-strength diamond...
Diamond Grades For This Category
| Process step | Grade direction | Size range |
|---|---|---|
| Soft grinding discs (granite, marble) | RVD + HDY yellow / RVG + HDG black | 50#–5000# (common 100#–3000#) |
| Elastic grinding blocks (porcelain tile) | RVD + HDY / RVG + HDG | 80#–8000# (common 320#–5000#) |
| Metal bond saw segments | MBD series, Ti-coated options | 30/35 to 50/60 mesh |
| Core drills and glass drills | MBD-12, SMD25, Ti-coated | 30/35, 50#, 60#–325# |
| Concrete and stone cutting grit | Sintered and electroplated grit | 25/30 to 80/100 mesh |
Selection Notes
How To Choose The Right Grade
- Tell us the bond system first — resin, metal and electroplated bonds need different coating and crystal types.
- For marble, scratch-free finishing from 100# upwards is the usual buying criterion; for granite, cutting speed dominates.
- Consistency between batches matters more than the best single batch on a production line running 24 hours.
Inquiry
What To Include
Start from the application requirement. We will help narrow the grade, particle size and packing route.
1Stone or material type
2Bond system (resin / metal / electroplated)
3Grit sequence used on the line
4Wet or dry working condition